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Cubase 5 Essential, suitable remote controllers and mastering softwares?
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PenaL
May 20, 2012, 1:32:48 PM5/20/12
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I have used some time light version of Cubase. For some lighter works
this works fine. The first things I have missed is suitable remote
controller with jogging wheel which it can possible to move cursor
sharply forward and backward on the audio clip and maybe the razor
-button. I record and edit a lot of long speech and it is a little hard
to edit the speech with mouse. With Cubase 5 Essential I use the C12 +
remote controller, but there's no the jogging wheel which I can roll the
cursor on the audio track. Also there's no razor -button.
I have got very old, "obsolete" remote control, JLcooper CS-10. Could
somebody tell, it is possible to use this controller with Cubase 5
Essential...? There's MIDI output and inputs. What will happen if I try
to connect this controller through MIDI/USB converter cable to computer
which I use the Cubase?
Also, the mastering possibilities of the Essential are such a poor. Is
it wise to buy some version on Steinberg's Lab Series mastering
software, Which one of these is the best ( low-price) alternative
to Essential 5?
Or, can it mode wise to move straight to some more expensive version of
Cubase?
-Pentti
this works fine. The first things I have missed is suitable remote
controller with jogging wheel which it can possible to move cursor
sharply forward and backward on the audio clip and maybe the razor
-button. I record and edit a lot of long speech and it is a little hard
to edit the speech with mouse. With Cubase 5 Essential I use the C12 +
remote controller, but there's no the jogging wheel which I can roll the
cursor on the audio track. Also there's no razor -button.
I have got very old, "obsolete" remote control, JLcooper CS-10. Could
somebody tell, it is possible to use this controller with Cubase 5
Essential...? There's MIDI output and inputs. What will happen if I try
to connect this controller through MIDI/USB converter cable to computer
which I use the Cubase?
Also, the mastering possibilities of the Essential are such a poor. Is
it wise to buy some version on Steinberg's Lab Series mastering
software, Which one of these is the best ( low-price) alternative
to Essential 5?
Or, can it mode wise to move straight to some more expensive version of
Cubase?
-Pentti
PenaL
May 21, 2012, 5:05:12 AM5/21/12
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1. Does the JLCooper CS-10 remote controller work with Cubase Essential 5 ?
2. Does the Steinberg's Lab Series mastering software ( which one of
these...? ) work with Cubase Essential 5 ?
Thanks for answers.
-Pentti
Badmuts
May 23, 2012, 12:19:50 PM5/23/12
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> 1. Does the JLCooper CS-10 remote controller work with Cubase Essential 5
?
Not sure if it will work straight out of the box (not familiar with the
?
controller) but if it sends midi it can be made to work.
A Midi-to-USB-cable is the first step. You could then install midi-yoke and
midi-ox and have midi-ox translate whatever codes the controller sends out
to whatever codes Cubase needs to see.
This will require a lot of figuring-out, however.
A cheap alternative may be a Behringer BCF2000 set to mackie control
emulation, that should work with cubase, USB built-in already
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